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Long-term needs require long-term plans
Long-term needs require long-term plans
Guest blog on marine plans for England from Mark Russell, British Marine Aggregate Producers Association (BMAPA).
MMO’s work with water companies
The MMO's work with water companies may make a cameo appearance on the BBC documentary series Watermen. Amy Wardlaw, marine licensing communications manager, explains.
Marine licensing improvements highlighted in Parliament
The Marine Management Organisation’s (MMO’s) work to improve regulation of marine development was recently put on display at parliamentary reception.
Marine Information System
MMO marine planner Nat Percival explains how the Marine Information System (MIS) works.
The role of a Marine Planning Implementation Officer
Marine planning implementation officer for the East, Stacey Clarke, explains her job.
A local authority's perspective on marine plans
Alex Codd, City Planning Manager, Hull City Council, discusses his organisation's involvement in the development of the marine plans, and their relevance for the offshore wind industry.
Marine planning and The Crown Estate
Susan Kidd, Marine Planning Manager at The Crown Estate, explains how planning will benefit her work.
Environmental importance of the marine plans
Alec Taylor, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) Marine Policy Officer, explains why the adoption of the East marine plans holds environmental importance.
Marine plans – a marine aggregate industry perspective
Mark Russell, Director of the British Marine Aggregate Producers Association (BMAPA), provides his views on marine plans.
England's first marine plans and Marine Development blog launched
Sir Bill Callaghan, Chair of the Marine Management Organisation (MMO), discusses why he is delighted to not only launch MMO’s Marine Development blog but also the publication of England’s first marine plans.